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Last chance for Black Leopards

Sport: 23 May 2008 By Frank Mavhungu
Black Leopards have narrowly escaped an outright relegation to the lower division, but all is not over yet. They still have a mountain to climb in order to retain their Absa Premiership League status.

2012 announcement commemorated in style

Sport: 23 May 2008 By Kaizer Nengovhela
The regional manager of SABC Limpopo, Mr Victor Ravhanzwo, Premier Sello Moloto, acting MEC of Sport Arts and Culture, Dikeledi Magadzi, Safa national executive member Dakedi Lekota, SABC members and other stakeholders were gathered at Peter Mokhaba Stadium last Thursday to commemorate the day the 2010 Fifa World Cup was awarded to South Africa.

Success for large group of Univen students

News: 23 May 2008 By Elmon Tshikhudo
More than 1 000 Univen students, amongst them well-known traditional leader Vho Thovhele Gole Mphaphuli, enjoyed the sweet smell of success when they graduated during a ceremony at the university last week.

Woman abducted and raped

News: 23 May 2008 By Mashudu Netsianda
A 59-year-old woman from Tshitutuni Village in the Siloam area was allegedly detained for 10 hours by a friend of her boyfriend, before he went on to rape her several times, police have said.

New house for unemployed woman

News: 23 May 2008 By Kaizer Nengovhela
The SABC Limpopo Combo, in partnership with the Department of Housing and Local Government, came to the rescue of the Rampampa family in the Guyuni Mutale area on Friday, when they built them a house.

Members of police in Limpopo cares for the blind

News: 23 May 2008 By Peter Muthambi
The communication gap between the blind and the South African Police Service (SAPS) was bridged on Tuesday when the Limpopo MEC for Safety and Security, Ratshivhanda Ndou, announced in his budget speech that braille will be one of the communication methods they are going to use in order to communicate with blind people.

Two arrested for vandalizing tombstones

News: 23 May 2008 By Frank Mavhungu
The police in Mopani have arrested two men in connection with the vandalism of tombstones that took place at Siyandani village near Giyani two weeks ago. About 50 tombstones were damaged by unknown vandals at the local graveyard.

Decent houses for Mununzwu´s workers

News: 23 May 2008 By Peter Muthambi
The MEC for Local Government in Limpopo, Maite Nkoana Mashabane, officially handed over 118 houses to Mununzwu Newco Farm workers at an event that was held at Mabedengwa Village near Elim in the Waterfall area last Wednesday.

End of the road for wanted crime kingpin?

News: 23 May 2008 By Elmon Tshikhudo
In what is believed to be one of their major successes, the Levubu police made a big breakthrough last week when they arrested a most-wanted man and alleged notorious crime kingpin, whose presence has been sending shivers through the community since 2006.

Dedicated student killed

News: 23 May 2008 By Elmon Tshikhudo
A young man´s life came to an abrupt end when he was killed by knife-wielding thugs who wanted to rob him of his prized possessions. All he wished for in life was an education that would make him a better person in the future, but his long-cherished dream will never be realized as he was stabbed and killed by ruthless thugs at a notorious spot next to the bridge on his way home from studies on campus last Saturday.

Harvest day for Commodores players

Sport: 16 May 2008 By Frank Mavhungu
Last Friday was harvest day for the players who were registered with Mangaya Living Commodores last season. Several players received awards during a ceremony that was held at the Mangaya Deliverance Christian Church.